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The planet that hums

Feeling is believing

The African queen

The dope on silicon

The glass menagerie

Table of contents

News

Leaky seas

The world's oceans seem to be slowly draining away

Thin time for pigs

Big boned

Who owns cloning?

Drug-free hens

Polished performance

Charge of the light battery brigade

Busier than ever

Tiff over GIFs sparks Net uproar

Boom and bust

Reading genes

Technology

Come clean

Technology

Early warning

Organised killers

Technology

Fat chance

It’s a small Web

How time turns memory from white to black

Tropical killer flies north

The gentle touch

Explosive wipes

Natural killer

Daily dose

Sun takes on Microsoft

Health check

France’s finest rediscover their lowly roots

Double dawn

Creative burst

Irresistable impulses

Operation Eradicate

Technology

Madness on wheels

Will robots learn to build their own future?

Start digging . . .

Waiting to exhale

Will wild chimp pee tell all about HIV?

Technology

Glimmer of hope for CD unity

Technology

Gates shut out

Technology

Left standing

Hole power

Eyes on the sky

Collapsing case

No free launches

Bad housekeeping

Macho males

No pain, big gain

A hole is born

Putting it about

Take that, you nasty little parasite

Opinion

Saving the raw prawn

Ian Lowe catches the freshest work on the Reef

A very unholy war

Atrocity stories

Dead fish in the Danube

Low Earth obit

Humans

Westminster diary

Features

The planet that hums

Feeling is believing

The African queen

The dope on silicon

The glass menagerie

More

from Washington

Bending gender

Gould’s gold

Crystal gazer

Desert tales

Different strokes

Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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4 September 1999